Minnesota Hockey Magazine

Minnesota Hockey Magazine has a rich history behind it. Once hailed as the top hockey magazine in North America, it is now transitioning into the digital age. What used to be a one-way narrative will now evolve into an interactive online platform, offering Minnesota hockey enthusiasts of all ages a place to express their love for the sport through articles, photos, and videos.

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1 week ago | minnesotahockeymag.com | Judd Zulgad

Bill Guerin finally was able to hold a season-ending press conference this week that didn’t include the Wild general manager trying to explain how he intended to operate with $14.7 million in dead money counting against the salary cap. Those days are finally past.
Wild Need A Thrilling Kirill

1 month ago | minnesotahockeymag.com | Judd Zulgad

Kirill Kaprizov’s return from a 28-game injury absence last Wednesday against the San Jose Sharks gave the Wild superstar the perfect opportunity to get back into the swing of things. Kaprizov did exactly that with two goals, including the overtime winner, and an assist. That was the positive. The downside was that his performance created an expectation that Kaprizov could pick up where he had left off before undergoing surgery in late January for a lower-body injury.
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1 month ago | minnesotahockeymag.com | Jordan McAlpine

KEARNEY, Neb. – Cooper Simpson scored plenty of goals this winter for the Shakopee Sabers. The senior lit the lamp 49 times and racked up 83 points over his 31 games, and Simpson was named a Mr. Hockey Finalist for his efforts. His 49 goals were the most in the state, and Simpson helped the Sabers win 24 total games – including their first section championship in Class 2A.
Rink Rule: Sharks vs. Wild

1 month ago | minnesotahockeymag.com | Heather Rule

ST. PAUL, MINN. — A Wild game broke out at Xcel Energy Center on Wednesday night. No, really. It was a wild game in every sense of the word. Going up against the league’s worst team, the 20-win San Jose Sharks, the Wild were hunting two points in the standings. They got them, but it took an offensive outburst and overcoming defense lapses to get there with an eventual 8-7 overtime win that also included a combined six goals from two returning starts.
Rink Rule: Stars vs. Wild

1 month ago | minnesotahockeymag.com | Heather Rule

ST. PAUL, MINN. — The Wild were winless in its last four games, managing just two extra-session points in a three-game road trip earlier in the week. They came back home staring at five games left on the schedule and still in a position to clinch a wild card spot in the playoffs. It took a little extra time, but the Wild got the two points it desperately needed in a 3-2 overtime victory over the division rival Dallas Stars on Sunday at Xcel Energy Center.
Frost Thaws Scoring Drought

1 month ago | minnesotahockeymag.com | Heather Rule

ST. PAUL, MINN. — Minnesota Frost players looked to the other end of the ice at Xcel Energy Center after a 4-1 loss, their third consecutive regulation loss. Meanwhile, the first-place Montreal Victoire players were engulfed in smiles and hugs near their net as they celebrated clinching a playoff berth, the first PWHL team to earn their spot in the playoffs.
Fired-Up Hynes Addresses Wild Loss

1 month ago | minnesotahockeymag.com | Judd Zulgad

John Hynes might have been careful with his words, but there was nothing he could do to mask his disgust. Two days after watching his team record an impressive victory over the NHL-leading Washington Capitals, the Wild coach expected a repeat performance against the good, but not great, New Jersey Devils. This would be the 11th and final home game for the Wild in March and a chance to keep the surging St. Louis Blues two points behind them in the wild card race.
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1 month ago | minnesotahockeymag.com | Jordan McAlpine

Alex Bump grew up wanting to play college hockey, dreaming of playing in the NCAA Tournament himself and competing for national championships. When the opportunity presented itself to join Western Michigan before the 2023-24 season, it was a place that “felt like home,” and a place where Bump believed those dreams could become a reality.
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1 month ago | minnesotahockeymag.com | Ryan Stieg

MINNEAPOLIS – For the second time in three years, the Wisconsin women’s hockey team is the national champion, and the main reason why is Kirsten Simms. Simms scored on a penalty shot with 18 seconds left in the third period Sunday to tie the game against Ohio State, and then at the 2:49 mark in overtime, she scored on a rebound to give the Badgers a 4-3 victory and its eighth national title.
Broncos Answer The Last Call

1 month ago | minnesotahockeymag.com | Ryan Stieg

ST. PAUL, Minn. — If there’s one thing that Alex Bump definitely does well, it’s scoring goals at Xcel Energy Center. The Prior Lake native became a legend during the 2022 Class 2A boys’ state hockey tournament, and on Saturday, he etched his name in the Western Michigan record books after scoring the winning goal in double overtime to lift the Broncos over Denver 4-3 to win the final NCHC Frozen Faceoff.